The National Domestic Workers Alliance

The National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) is a vehicle to build power nationally as a workforce. Founded at the U.S. Social Forum in 2007, NDWA is organizing to improve the living and working conditions of domestic workers; win respect and justice from employers and government for exploited domestic workers; change the racism and sexism that has led to the persistent devaluing of this labor so that dignity of domestic work is honored; end the exclusion of domestic workers from recognition and protection; build a movement of migrant workers to fight the labor displacement and exploitation created by globalization; and continue a brave legacy of resistance by supporting movement-building among domestic workers and other communities and workers in struggle. Visit NDWA’s website for more information.